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Exactly. Because of this: > The last thing I want as a reader is code examples that fail or behave oddly because they were run out of order. Or because I didn'
by nalgeon 3y ago
Exactly. Because of this:
> The last thing I want as a reader is code examples that fail or behave oddly because they were run out of order. Or because I didn't run some cells. Or because I changed a cell and didn't re-run it.
> Codapi code cells, unlike Jupyter's, have no hidden state. Instead, they execute the whole chain of dependencies as needed to ensure that the reader gets a consistent result.
- adamhp 3y agoTo the second point, this is always how Jupyter behaves for me because I just "Run to cell"... If the other cells ran, it should be apparent with some sort of feedback. Don't need the output but at least visual feedback that they ran. Otherwise I'm distrustful that anything is actually running behind the scenes because the runtime shouldn't have those inserted tables.